The 2025 Nissan Murano also sports a cooler design, will it come to Malaysia though?

The 2025 Nissan Murano made its official debut today at Nissan Americas Headquarters, showcasing its premium design and a host of innovative features and technologies. The unveiling was highlighted by Academy Award-winning actress and Nissan Brand Ambassador Brie Larson, who presented the new crossover to employees and media, adding a touch of star power to the event.

Joining her on stage were Giovanny Arroba, the Nissan program design director, and Vinay Shahani, senior vice president of U.S. marketing and sales. Set to hit the market in early 2025, the new Murano promises to deliver a high-quality experience at an accessible price point and specific pricing details will be shared closer to the launch date.

Moreover, the design of the 2025 Murano reflects Nissan’s design philosophy of “energetic elegance.” Its exterior features a modern and sleek look, accentuated by optional 21-inch wheels and full-width LED tail lights. Buyers can also choose a striking two-tone paint option. Inside, the Murano impresses with high-quality, soft-touch materials and dual high-definition 12.3-inch displays.

More upscale features such as 64-color ambient lighting and massaging front seats elevate the interior experience, making it feel truly luxurious. Safety is a top priority in the 2025 Murano, equipped with the standard Nissan Safety Shield 360, which provides comprehensive protection on the road. After all, safety is paramount in a family car these days.

Additional technologies like ProPILOT Assist help simplify highway driving, ensuring a more relaxed journey. Notably, the Nissan Murano introduces two innovative camera systems: the Invisible Hood View, which offers a virtual view through the engine bay for enhanced navigation, and the 3D Around View Monitor, providing eight virtual perspectives to aid in parking and maneuvering.

On top of that, in today’s connected world, the Murano also excels in technology. It features available Google built-in, offering access to up-to-date Google Maps and other applications directly from the vehicle’s 12.3-inch touchscreen. This advanced system is complemented by a Bose 10-speaker audio system, providing a top tier sound experience throughout the cabin.

Overall, the 2025 Nissan Murano combines striking design, advanced safety features, and seamless connectivity, making it an exciting addition to the Nissan lineup. So now we ask, given how advanced and thus presumably desirable this model will be, will we see it being sold here in Malaysia under ETCM? Perhaps this car may finally make the Nissan brand as popular as other Japanese manufacturers here if so.